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Zustand: New. Editor(s): Richtmyer, R. D. Series: Lecture Notes in Physics. Num Pages: 466 pages, 86 black & white illustrations, biography. BIC Classification: PBKS; PHDF; PHU. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 244 x 170 x 24. Weight in Grams: 800. . 1975. Paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Zustand: New. Series: Theoretical and Mathematical Physics. Num Pages: 334 pages, biography. BIC Classification: PHU. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 235 x 155 x 18. Weight in Grams: 516. . 2012. Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1981. Paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Inhaltsangabe18 Elementary Group Theory.- 18.1 The group axioms; examples.- 18.2 Elementary consequences of the axioms; further definitions.- 18.3 Isomorphism.- 18.4 Permutation groups.- 18.5 Homomorphisms; normal subgroups.- 18.6 Cosets.- 18.7 Factor groups.- 18.8 The Law of Homomorphism.- 18.9 The structure of cyclic groups.- 18.10 Translations, inner automorphisms.- 18.11 The subgroups of 4.- 18.12 Generators and relations; free groups.- 18.13 Multiply periodic functions and crystals.- 18.14 The space and point groups.- 18.15 Direct and semidirect products of groups; symmorphic space groups.- 19 Continuous Groups.- 19.1 Orthogonal and rotation groups.- 19.2 The rotation group SO(3); Euler's theorem.- 19.3 Unitary groups.- 19.4 The Lorentz groups.- 19.5 Group manifolds.- 19.6 Intrinsic coordinates in the manifold of the rotation group.- 19.7 The homomorphism of SU(2) onto SO(3).- 19.8 The homomorphism of SL(2, ) onto the proper Lorentz group p. 19.9 Simplicity of the rotation and Lorentz groups. 20 Group Representations I: Rotations and Spherical Harmonics. 20.1 Finitedimensional representations of a group. 20.2 Vector and tensor transformation laws. 20.3 Other group representations in physics. 20.4 Infinitedimensional representations. 20.5 A simple case: SO(2). 20.6 Representations of matrix groups on X . 20.7 Homogeneous spaces. 20.8 Regular representations. 20.9 Representations of the rotation group SO(3). 20.10 Tesseral harmonics; Legendre functions. 20.11 Associated Legendre functions. 20.12 Matrices of the irreducible representations of SO(3); the Euler angles. 20.13 The addition theorem for tesseral harmonics. 20.14 Completeness of the tesseral harmonics. 21 Group Representations II: General; Rigid Motions; Bessel Functions. 21.1 Equivalence; unitary representations. 21.2 The reduction of representations. 21.3 Schur's Lemma and its corollaries. 21.4 Compact and noncompact groups. 21.5 Invariant integration; Haar measure. 21.6 Complete system of representations of a compact group. 21.7 Homogeneous spaces as configuration spaces in physics. 21.8 M2 and related groups. 21.9 Representations of M2. 21.10 Some irreducible representations. 21.11 Bessel functions. 21.12 Matrices of the representations. 21.13 Characters. 22 Group Representations and Quantum Mechanics. 22.1 Representations in quantum mechanics. 22.2 Rotations of the axes. 22.3 Ray representations. 22.4 A finitedimensional case. 22.5 Local representations. 22.6 Origin of the twovalued representations. 22.7 Representations of SU(2) and SL(2, ). 22.8 Irreducible representations of SU(2). 22.9 The characters of SU(2). 22.10 Functions of z and z . 22.11 The finitedimensional representations of SL(2, ). 22.12 The irreducible invariant subspaces of X for SL(2, ). 22.13 Spinors. 23 Elementary Theory of Manifolds. 23.1 Examples of manifolds; method of identification. 23.2 Coordinate systems or charts; compatibility; smoothness. 23.3 Induced topology. 23.4 Definition of manifold; Hausdorff separation axiom. 23.5 Curves and functions in a manifold. 23.6 Connectedness; components of a manifold. 23.7 Global topology; homotopic curves; fundamental group. 23.8 Mechanical linkages: Cartesian products. 24 Covering Manifolds. 24.1 Definition and examples. 24.2 Principles of lifting. 24.3 Universal covering manifold. 24.4 Comments on the construction of mathematical models. 24.5 Construction of the universal covering. 24.6 Manifolds covered by a given manifold. 25 Lie Groups. 25.1 Definitions and statement of objectives. 25.2 The expansions of m( , ) and l( , ). 25.3 The Lie algebra of a Lie group. 25.4 Abstract Lie algebras. 25.5 The Lie algebras of linear groups. 25.6 The exponential mapping; logarithmic coordinates. 25.7 An auxiliary lemma on inner automorphisms; the mappings Ad . 25.8 Auxiliary lemmas on formal derivatives. 25.9 An auxiliary lemma on the differentiation of exponentials. 25.10 The Campbe.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Some computational problems in boundary-layer flows.- Initial boundary value problems for hyperbolic partial differential equations.- Numerical solution of turbulent boundary layers approaching separation.- Numerical models of rotating stars.- Navier-Stokes solutions using a finite element algorithm.- Interaction of strong shock wave with turbulent boundary layer.- The numerical simulation of low frequency unsteady transonic flow fields.- Quasi-inviscid dynamics of numerical models of two-dimensional flows.- Flat slender delta wings in supersonic stream at small angles of attack.- Numerical experiment in gas dynamics.- Numerical solution of the problems of the mhd flow around the bodies.- Nonuniform grid method for turbulent boundary layers.- Numerical study of the heating of a plasma.- Solution of the three-dimensional compressible Navier-Stokes equations by an implicit technique.- Variationally optimized, grid-insensitive vortex tracing.- A numerical study of pulsatile flow through constricted arteries.- A study of a three dimensional free jet using the vorticity/vector potential method.- High reynolds number transonic flow simulation.- Application of the series truncation method to two-dimensional internal flows.- A physically optimum difference scheme for three-dimensional boundary layers.- Numerical solution of the unsteady navier-stokes equations for the investigation of laminar boundary layer stability.- GTT method applied to cones at large angles of attack.- The numerical solution of blunt body flowfields using RUSANOV's method.- Onset of dissipation at zero viscosity in turbulent flows.- A numerical procedure in the hodograph plane for the study of transonic flow past vying profiles.- Discretisation of the velocity - space in kinetic theory of gases.- On the solution of a mixed problem for the wave equation.- Highly stretched meshes as functionals of solutions.- A numerical study of the thermal spin-up of a stratified fluid in a rapidly rotating cylinder.- Solution of the three-dimensional compressible, laminar, and turbulent boundary-layer equations with comparisons to experimental data.- On finite amplitudes of periodic disturbances of the boundary layer along a flat plate.- Asymptotic solution for supersonic viscous flow past a compression corner.- Leading edge separation from non-conical slender wings at incidence.- A method of calculation for the three-dimensional fluid flow in turbomachines.- Some hydrodynamic problems for multicomponent systems.- Numerical simulation of interacting three-dimensional vortex filaments.- The problem of spurious oscillations in the numerical solution of the equations of gas dynamics.- Rotating thin elliptic cylinder in a parallel viscous fluid flow.- Computational magnetohydrodynamics of time-dependent flows in toroidal systems.- Computational aspects of a viscous incompressible fluid.- Difference methods for transonic flows about airfoils.- On the matter of shock fitting.- On the theory of difference schemes for gas dynamics equations.- Numerical experiments on free surface water motion with bores.- Boundary layer calculation by a hermitian finite difference method.- Numerical solutions for atmospheric boundary layer flows over street canyons.- The leading-edge effect in unsteady free-convection flows.- The transient dynamics of chemically reactive gaseous mixtures with turbulence.- A generalized hyperbolic marching technique for three-dimensional supersonic flow with shocks.- The split nos and bid methods for the steady-state navier-stokes equations.- Some properties of the axisymmetric gas flow about the power shape bodies.- A study of difference methods for radially symmetric shocked flows.- Some results using relaxation methods for two- and three-dimensional transonic flows.- Recent results from the GISS model of the global atmosphere.- Radiating flows with intensive evaporation over blunt bodies.- Steady viscous incompressi.

Offprint. Original wrappers. Very good. [Abstract: We have calculated the electromagnetic self-energy of a mesotron of unit spin according to the Proca-Yukawa-Kemmer theory by an approximate method equivalent to the second order of perturbation theory. The method enables the result to be separated into various parts whose physical significance can be seen more clearly than that of the total result, but is of course open to the same objection as perturbation theory for such calculations. The various parts of the self-energy are due to the longitudinal electric field (Coulomb part), the transverse electric field (arising from the spin), the magnetic field (also from spin) and a part due to the influence of the zero point fluctuations of the radiation field on the motion and therefore on the proper field of the particle. In terms of a "cut-off radius" a, introduced to make the various contributions finite, but which will later be set equal to zero, the first and last parts diverge as 1/a2. The second and third parts diverge as 1/a4, but are of opposite sign and cancel to this order. The whole self-energy diverges as 1/a2 in our approximation. These results are compared with similar ones for spins 0 and ½ recently obtained by Weisskopf." Richtmyer was an American physicist and mathematician. He worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory during WWII, and led their theoretical division after the war. He taught at UC Boulder from 1964 until his retirement, and also played violin in the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra.

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Zustand: VG. 1964 New York University. 4to., 109 leaves (rectos only), red printed wraps. VG.